Utah Education Network Selects Copyleaks for its Generative AI and Plagiarism Detection, Serving More than 800,000 Students

NEW YORK, NY – Aug. 15, 2023 - Copyleaks, the leading AI-based text analysis platform for plagiarism and Gen AI content detection, today announced that the Utah Education Network, one of the nation’s premier education broadband and digital broadcasting networks, has chosen Copyleaks as its gen AI and plagiarism solution. Through seamless integration with the Canvas learning management system (LMS), the deal brings Copyleaks’ award-winning detection capabilities to thousands of educators and over one hundred thousand students across Utah, from K-12 to the university level.

Copyleaks uses AI-based text analysis to help identify potential plagiarism and paraphrasing across 100 languages, uncover AI-generated content, verify authenticity and ownership, and empower error-free writing. Its AI Content Detector—the only enterprise solution available via API and learning management system integrations—can help detect the presence of AI content across 15 languages at the individual sentence level, as well as AI content that has been paraphrased, and was recently named the “most accurate AI-generated text detector."

“The evaluation committee was impressed by their progressive solutions, including AI detection, the ability to check in multiple languages, and integration with our Canvas LMS. And as advanced as their product is, it’s paired with a simplified pricing model that will really benefit our schools,” says UEN’s Chief Operating Officer Laura Hunter. “As our universities wrap up their summer semester and our high schools prepare for a new school year, we are already hearing positive feedback about the Copyleaks product.”

“Utah Education Network switching to Copyleaks marks another exciting milestone for the company, alongside the recent partnerships with D2L و OpenLMS, a solution partnership with موودل, and the hundreds of academic institutions that have adopted Copyleaks as part of their learning management systems,” said Alon Yamin, CEO of Copyleaks. “As generative AI continues to evolve, more educational institutions find that a multi-pronged approach to plagiarism is necessary, with best-in-class software that detects plagiarism and AI-generated content. That’s why we’re excited to bring Copyleaks’ cutting-edge technology to educators and students across Utah, providing full-suite detection that empowers responsible AI use, encourages originality, and ensures the authenticity of all learning content.”

Copyleaks’ AI-driven paraphrasing and AI content detection capabilities are now available to all UEN educators and students.